March 24, 2025 11:45 am

Author: Opinion

The rising political instability in Bangladesh and its economic implications

Anwar Shadat Jihan, Wichita, KS, U.S.A After the ouster of the longest-lasting government in Bangladesh’s history, the country has plunged into chaos. From the overall law-and-order situation of the country to the basic safety and security of the citizens, factors that directly affect the overall stability of the country have suffered an immense blow. A […]

Dr Younu’s Rohingya Gambit: A dangerous game of false promises Aminul Hoque

The Great Repatriation Mirage: Dr Yunus’s Eid-Day Fairytale For over five decades, the Rohingya people have been fleeing persecution in Myanmar, seeking refuge in Bangladesh. Their numbers have swelled, but a solution remains as elusive as ever. The world knows about this crisis, countless high-level discussions have been held, yet not a single meaningful step […]

Bangladesh’s Descent into Anarchy under Yunus The World’s Silence Is Painful To the Conscience of Humanity

Harun Al Rashid Bangladesh writhes under the savagery unleashed by Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Millions face an impossible choice: death, exile, or submission to radical extremism. On August 5, 2024, the nation experienced one of its darkest hours—a meticulously coordinated terrorist onslaught that shattered its foundations by overthrowing the legitimate government of Prime Minister […]

Historical March 7th Speech: The Formation of Bangladesh

Engineer M. HossainFellow of the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh On March 2, 1971, the flag of Bangladesh was raised by students at Dhaka University, a moment that echoed the courage and determination of the Bengali people in their demand for independence and their assertion of Bengali identity against an oppressive regime. Despite the imposition of […]

Violence Against Women is Increasing in Bangladesh

Engineer M. HossainFellow of the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh The rising prevalence of gender-based violence in Bangladesh underscores an urgent need for comprehensive interventions and strong policy frameworks that tackle the complex societal, economic, and cultural factors driving this issue. During the significant student movement in July and August, women and female students emerged as […]

Bangabandhu’s Speech Power: Mobilizing a Nation Towards Liberation on March 7th

Deepanwita martin On March 7, 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, fondly known as Bangabandhu, delivered a landmark speech at the Racecourse Ground in Dhaka (now Suhrawardy Udyan). This historic address, lasting 18 minutes from 2:45 PM to 3:03 PM, mobilized millions of Bengalis and became a rallying cry for the liberation of then-East Pakistan, now Bangladesh. […]

Dr. Muhammad Yunus: Spinning Lies on Global Media While Bangladesh Burns

Aminul Hoque Over the past week, Dr. Muhammad Yunus has been on a media spree, giving interviews toBBC Bangla, BBC India, and Sky News UK. His sudden engagement with the internationalpress comes at a time when Bangladesh is teetering on the edge of chaos—law and orderhave collapsed, mob rule has become institutionalized, the economy is […]

Historical March 7th Speech: The Formation of Bangladesh

Engineer M. Hossain  On March 2, 1971, the flag of Bangladesh was raised by students at Dhaka University, a moment that echoed the courage and determination of the Bengali people in their demand for independence and their assertion of Bengali identity against an oppressive regime. Despite the imposition of a curfew later that evening, the […]

Operation Devil Hunt of the Yunus government violates all Human and Legal Rights in Bangladesh

Shamima Choudhury The Interim government of Dr. Muhammad Yunus in order to wipe out the supporters of the past government, the Awami League party leadership launched the “Operation Devil Hunt” 8 days ago and so far 15,601 citizens have been arrested, mostly the Awami League (AL) party activists. This nationwide joint operation of the army, […]

A peace merchant turns into an anarchist

Syed Iftekhar Hossain In 2006 Dr. Muhammad Yunus from Bangladesh received half of the Nobel Prize for Peace, and the other half was awarded to the Bangladeshi Micro-Credit Financing Bank- Grameen Bank (established by a Government Ordinance-Grameen Bank Ordinance-1983). Yunus was the government appointed CEO of the Bank. The man who received the coveted international […]